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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-24
The Committee on Real Estate met and
audited some miscellaneous bills.

The Board OF Public Works met to open
the proposals for curbiug, but after duly
considering the uncertainty hanging over
the general appropriation ordinance, 1t was
agreed to defer opening the bids until
some future time.
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Mbeelins Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.

Thermometer Record.
Mr. c. Schnepf the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday: : a. m, %;
Gam, SO; II m, SO; 3 p. NJ, 80; p.
m, S. Weather fair.
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]. HAsENAUER.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF tho Money and stoc
Markets.

h Features Of tho Money and Stock
gg Markets..
New foEE, March 2s.-1fouey on call easy at
ANa7 per cent, closed offered at per cent. Primo
mercantile paper5a6 per cent. Sterling exchange
dull and quiet at 81 S414ai Sex ...
RAILROAD BoSps-wcre more active to-day; sales
SLIP C00.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Were quiet but strong,
STATE BoSDs-WcIe dull aud steady.
The movement in the stoct market which began
lale last weck, maze further progress to-day for
the tir3t time this year, showing all the Indications
Of y genuine bull movement. /. was the first
really active dny Tor many weeks, and while there
was nothing Ike a boon In any stock Or crolp OF
stocks, u steady though slow appreciation Of values
lasted nearly the entire day. The buying WAS re-.
neglected, aud SIS the traders INDUCED III come
realizins Oh their pnrchis:s Of The past few DAYS,
there was some buying, with a fair INQUIRY from
ont oil tOwu operators, anu a fair demand fIo,n
ipIe!gnera. Western Union was one Of the favor.
ties OF the day, and there were rumors OF gone.
Thug important TO be developed III a short line.
There was no particular feature IN the remainder
OF the low priced stocks were dealt In, -
The marSet was decidedly strong and active at
the opening. trst prices showing advances over
saturdays tiuai figures Of from x TO " ner cent.
There was some hesitation In tho early tradinr.
Dii: the entire list became strong under the lead Of
Ca,ihda southern. The market steatlil in the
last hour, aud the close Was quiet but barely steady
at Hacti3na! fecsssials OF ihe best prices Of tdc
day. limo everything on the active list shows
M advance tonight, while Canada southern and
Union Pacific Gre each up N per cent. Transae-
lions 4GG l67 shares, ~
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What True Merit will dc

The unprecedented sale OF Boschee's
German Syrup within a few years, has
astonished the world. 1t is without doubt
the safest and best remedy ever discover.
cd for the speedy and eh;,ctual cure Of
coughs, colds and the ssverest lung
troubles. 1t acts on an entirely different
principle from the. usual Prescriptions
given by physicians, as it does not dry up
q cough and leave the disease still in the
system, but on the contrary removes the
u Of tho trouble, hea!a the parts affect.
ed and leaves them in q purely healthy
condition. A bottle kept in the house for
use when the diseases make their appear
ance, will save DOCTORS billa and a long
spell OF serious illness. A trial will con.
vines you OF theao facts. 1t is positively
sold by all druggists aud genera! dealers in
tho land. Price, rs cents, large bottles.
- ..N. .F. #.. o.. . . nSw
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A correspondent Of the Ohio Farmer
says: "All the early fruit and all the large
jruit grow on the fra. vine. I have never
seen a'large melon or pumpkin grow on a
branch or lateral vine. All the fine melons
grow on the frat Wins. The nearer the
fruit sets TO the root Tor hiil} the earlier it
will ripen. II the first and second sets
drop oil las is sometimes the case in cold,
wet s~eafons) the crop will not be very pro.
isable, as it is the early melons that bring
the money" =,
b careful about the manure when the
snow begina to melt, as greater !oss cccurs
then than at any other time. It is worse
than a drizzling rain, as the slowly melt.
ing SNOW penatrates every portion and
carries OF all soluble material. It may be
considered rather laborious, but it will
pay to get the manure spread as o as
possible, or else place it in heaps under
cover. Absorbents will not arrest the
loss unless the manure DO turned over and
mixed with it, aud it will b. money in the
pocket to shovel tho anow away from the
barnyard altogether. 80
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lntdliqsalsG


A Little Urls Appeal TO Secretary Lamar.
A Washington Letter IN the Cincinnati Enquirer.
A little girl eight years old, residing at
Gordon, Dakota, has written the following
letter TO Secretary Lamar. II was printed
on q email piece Of paper with a lead pen.
ell, In q Htylo peculiar nbly 10 children
when they are writing their fi,st letters,
Every lotter Ia a capital, and reada:
"Mr. Lemars: "Won't you please decide
the land Gaze that 10 In your otico now.
Mn hiss to work out, sud Minnie Is sick,
and l have to do the work. l am only
eight years old. We hsin't no money,
and Lidgo Moon Is trying TO get our claim.
ADA French.
MA wanta toget some money 40 We can
got come close and git horse. It is awful
cold here At Mitchell, Dakota, aud wo
have to burn hay, and can't hardly keep
warm. Good by.
"Gordon, Dakota. ADA FnryCu.
Tho letter was referred 10 Commissioner
Sparks, and went through the routiHe OF
tho Land Office, and an official letter wss
written to the girl informing hnr that the
Commissioner had decided the claim In
favor OF her mother, but an appeal had
been made to the Secretary OF the Inter.
Tor, where 1t 10 now pending. The little
girl wrota another ~leltar, stinilar to her
previous enc, begging the Commissioner
10 get Mr.. Lemars to beside mas Gaze.
Lise Moop," 1he reyp, "told ma that II
you desided in mas favor he would not
give, any more trubble, but Lige Moon
This letter Was a'so answered, and tho
correspondence sent 10 the Secretary 10
hurry his action.
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-, go. She Went.
II came down here 10 60 out on the
Lansing train" she paid to Officer Button
at the Third street depot the other morn.
Ing, as abe held q sstcisl In ono hand and
an umbrella III tho other.
"fes'm-train goes in thirteen min.
utes."
"How are the Stoves il The cass"
Perfectly safe, ma'am. All the cars on
thst road eau roll over twice and not take
fire." r
"Bridgos all ssie?"
entirely 80. The bridge inspector hes
juat finished his trip"
road"
"Never."
"how is it about collisions"
They don't have any"
ANY chance for sotno other train to run
into the rear end OF ours?"
"Not a Bit"
Well, | don't know but I'll take the
risks and 60, but | want you to under.
stand that il anything does happen by
which am killed off MY old man won't
take Il cent !esa than $1,000, and mebbe
he,a want the burial expenses 10 boot"
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Proficient in Ancient History.

.... ~
Professor-"Your composition, Mr.. An
jerry, is simply disgracelui." Mr.. AMER
ryw"What ia there 30 disgracefnl shout
~" your ignorance, sir; you stats that
Hannibal and his army, in hls invasion Of
Italy, passed through tho St. Gothard tun-
nell" "How do you know, Professor. that
he didn't 10 through the tunnel with his
army; you were not there, were your"
mo, sir, | was not there, hut l have aerss
enough 10 'as I'ss Hannibal could not
ray sEt1.d 70 has .ickets for eli his
army" Yes, Professor, but you forget
that 1t happened before the Interstate
Commerce bill became a law; there were
free pssses in those days" "That's q fact,
young man; l had forgotten oil abort
that; " marx you hs proficient in su-
cient history"
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Overruu With business.

Burdette, in Brooklyn Eagle.
The drupeist took the prescription from
the customer and gs2ad at il c%urious!y,
then he called tie clerk to him, and they
looked it over together and shook their
beads. The pharmacist turned to the
customer again: "I'm sorry, but l guess
We can't n'ske this up for you" "Why,"
said the customer, "what is the matter
with it? 1: is q simple prescription; you
do a prescription business, don't you?"
well, yea, We do, but tho prescription
clerk isn't IN just now. In TACT, ! had to
gsrs and fancy goods, together with the
soda fountain, took up 60 much OF IL
time that We had to give up something, so
| have temporarily closed the prescription
department. You can get llst filled in
the next town, however; Btage leaves
Tuesdays and Fridays.
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Extra Liability to Mnlarlal Infection,

Persons whose blood Is thin, digestion weak aud
liver sluggish. are c1tra.laahle to the attacks Of
mala,ial dispsEc. The most trilllsg exposure may,
under suoh conditions, ioieot a system which, II
healthy, would resist the miasmatic faint. Tho
only way to secure immunlt! from malaria in 10.
~calities where 1t Is prevalent, Is to tonc and reSu.
late the system by improving weakened digestion,
enrlching the blood, and giving a Wholesome I'm.
pesus to hillary secretion. These results arc &c.
complishcd by nothing so effectively as Hostet,er's
to be the most reliable safeguard against fever and
ague and kindrcd di!orders, AZ we'll as the best
remedy for them. The B!tters are. moreover. an
and IN active depureut, eliminating from liz
! blood those actid Impurities which originate rheu.
matte ailments. 4F 1II7ir-E
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AUCTION SALES,

IUCTIUN SALE OF VALUABLE
~ I+LASN LOTS. ''r ,Ig FiaJ|
me undersigned WIN sell at public auction at
,hs iin,pI door Of Ohio County Court House, OH
S1tiriSy, The VIII day u April, 1887, commencing
81 10cigk A. N tho following desirable lots, viz:
I'm, So, GG, Gi ard II on Broadway.
Ints NUd 10 aud ~ on FORK street
iW, ScS. ", 100 aud iOl on Virginia street
tx E0., JUJ, 10, IN aud Ill on Huron street.
III, TOs. rs, ~ and 1917 Oh Wabash btruet.
hi so, IA Oh water strret. "a HfI1.aGlN
1yas, oy SALE 0he third, or 10 much OF the
min nr4 money, ,S the purchaser lIay des,re to
Jay IN cNth on lAy o. s4ly, aiid the ieeilue IN three
i,1Im lie day u snlc. for which payments the pur.
wth give noles Aetnied by deed Of trnst on
The property. -, !, No. 81
pThL . W, ' tUtE ~ hkl.t hkgnta,
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A WONDERFUL PHENOMENON.


|lN- q Q ttH 10 OIUerS. @ ...
Az Mil Grove, Ind. lives John Snidcr,
tho "NNalklng Man" In 1881 he felt muscu.
Jar and nervous exhaustion, It strange rcst.
lesspess, general uncnAiness, and tho only
relief hc could gut WAS by constant walking.
For twcnty-cight months he lias trnmpcd Ia
. circlo around md around his house, rest
ing only Tour hours ohch dny, md IL Is est.
mnted no ms covered moro space than tho
circumference OF tho globe. Ito has nt-
tracted universal attention, been visited
by hundreds or curiosity seekers. and
has really become q public character His
nervousness has shown itself In walking:
other peoplc's nervousness acts In Other
ways. Sometimes tho pcraon IL rest.
!ess, treMbles, has nervous head.
aches, q sinking ut tho pit Of the stomnch.
2 1888 OF appetite, inability to sleep, foro.
bodings, and general exhaustion. Al other
times irritabllity, poovlshncss and fault
nndtng arc fclt and life is u fearful
trial. When these things come on some.
thing must DO done, or this n%cryousncs,
WIN lend 10 insomnia, insanity, or death,
Many people take morphine, opium, or pur.
cotics; but they only deadcn tho nerves for
the time being. What people need is 10 M.
cit Nature IA little, md Nature itself viii
restore tho ncrve.tlssuo Int bring health
and strong Tho best researches OF
modern scientists have proven that there
s. AVsu'"S .oA shih lul puSc equal 10 pur0
spirits, and no spirits 80 reliable and yvnlu.
able as Duny's Pure Malt Whlskcy, An
authority. on this subject, being no loss than
tho wcll.knowu DR.. Caldwell, who treats
only nervous diseases, snys:
In typhoid and nervous exhaustion I know ~
no remedy to approach or equal buys pure
Malt W.hiskcy To bridge over u crisis or mend
the broken cup OF health In IN emergency Of
Immediate danger. This may be suld OF alcohol
In general, were II not tho fact that many OF our
whistles nre 50 sophisticated. These imIufitICs
arc tn tho Duf.y's Pure Malt Whiskey entirely
ABSENT thus R1ordlng q pure Gud sufe stimulanL
. true tonic.
JOHN u. CALDWELL, NJ. D., Ncurologist
N. Charles st., baltimore, Nd.
All people have nervous exhaustion at
times, but only those who arc %carelcss nor.
nit II to continue. When 1t does continue
1t runs into tho worst known troubles.
which make life o burden and death q re..
lief. People who allow this are alone TO
blame, for IL Is comparatively easy TO over.
como, and can BIO absolutely controlled. BY
the use Of tho pure s.imulant (but not In.
toxicant) abovo named, these fearful things
may be avoided, and health and happiness
succeed to sickness und misery,
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Ducklsh's Ar1uicn Saiye.

The best ealve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chappod hands, c%hilblains,
COINS, and all skin eruptiona, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no psy required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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The Morning. Heal.


The S.yesr-old daughter Of one OF the
officials down at the ~postoilice experience
some little difficulty in Supplying to tho
three daily meals their legitimate names.
The other day her father sought to solve
the problem ior her once for all. NOV
remember" he said, "you have your sup
per at night" "Yes, papa" "And what
DO Jou have in the middle Of the day ?"
"Dinner, papa" '"That's right" said her
father, en%couragingly; "and now what
meal do you have in the morning."
Oaimeal!!"
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Perllnps They Were Isirht.

1id-Hts. 4|tg
Mande-"At Miss Doo]ittle's luncheon
to-day the gir!s were all talking about
your marriage, Mamie; they said your
husband was old and decrepit, and That
you married him Tor lis money" Mamie
And what did You Say, Maude2" ~
said that you did not DO any such thing"
"H-haye you seen my husband, Maude ?"
"No," II thought not"
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Merchant 7Tdttltr. N-E4tl .nf.Na
"Why, how arc you old man? said a
travelling msn TO m acquaintance; II de-
clare, | hardly knew you. That mustache
has changed you wonderfully" 80 my
friends tell me-" "Iee, indeed, ! always
told you to wear q mustache. Now you
have tried it and found it a succeas."
well, I'm not sure it's q success" "Why
not" "Why, I haven't been to see my
girl yet"
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Many

OF the good things Of this life are cor
rowfully let alone on account Of Dyspep-
sia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipalion;
sold IN a positive guarantee.at IS md so
cents, by Logan 4 90. and @. Menke.
meller. Et.. 2
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AGkerH

Blood Elixir is the only Blood Remedy
guaranteed. 1t ia a positive cur for vi
GERS, Eruptions or syphilitic Poisoning.
1t purliies the whole system, and ban
ishes all Rheumatic and Neuralg,c pains.
We guarantee it. Logan 4 Co. and @.
Menkemeller, q
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SilXa

the children. They ere especially liable
to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop.
ing Cough, etc. We guarantee Ackers'
English Remedy a positive cure. 1t say
hours Of anxious watching. Sold by Lo-
gan 4 Co. and g. M~snkemsller. d
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CE4LED PROPOSALS.
~ Crytcs or TIE CRY WATER BOARD.
yuVpIISu. ". "a. March u. 1877.

WILKLINU, W. ' 4 ! A1HTCH a, lo5I'J
v,,,ei prop0a,i' will DO received at this oilca
mil Gpdt Lns,s !, At 1n " sna eye nv 1 naia ahe l ,stnI,i.i
~. aU"ItV, ION time 10 time a. tho same shall b.
" nvtd"inMy The CITY Water hoard during tho year
O fsrS March 81, 1858. Of all the Iron castings
s sSlU1 mSy be required for thu Water Works and
sSxI SoIks service Y s,os Of The h sisy :,1 lneInain ,;. tas
enI'"S s,op cocks aud tire hydraats.
" IIcUIIus ara TO be OF TIC best quality Of Iron.
,,Iv rHnpjrted aud ready for use, aud subject to
i nv. !.rutoyAl OF tho Superintendent Of the Water
nS S,a ala to DO endorsed proposals for Cast.
,or' md addressed TO tho undersigned. ti,
nv ~ orier Of the Hoard,
,nFl Ntt4n lANoOtNt = y
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rstr
UreAdBtutIs and proyiHiona.

NEW yo.K, March 2S.-Flour, receipts q .opo bar.
rcis and sacks; exports 3.G97 barrels and S,sSt
sacks; ,tales 1900 barrels; market steady and
quiet. and prices show no decided change. Wheat.
receipts l0.5M bushels; exports 1885 bushels:
sales 1856 bushels; options lc higher. CLOSING
steady: No. 2 spring nominal at exc: No. / harn
?5t4c: unsradtd red 9la9f94c: No. i red 93hc: No.
April 9lHs9lsssc, closing at 9lhe; May 9lNaga5sc'
Jnly Iha9lMc, closing AZ 9l1hc: August 9VIza
yic, closing 81 @Ac; September yiaolh5c, closing
a. necS Snfs; oStossE "1 SIGsi5.e closing at 9.hc;
9SIa955se, closing :sst5s55.c; April i s eitis; ssae eios.
Ing at tSHc: May 99hag9Hc, closing at W%cc,' Corn,
reg ipss si,S bushels; exports, 1916 bushels;
s1,es Of iS' not: 0 spps lots 81 H la!@Ges ana and dn @,ooo bush bush;
higher. closing steady: !No.:I March $40; April
49r.c .osins Mt sS''ssa; July 4s77lasy51ssc, closing at 495sc.
CHICAGO, ~1IIlSols, March 23.-Flour steady
snT1u, z Snsnr u.s. / sn, %ne4 IT,. cash Is n : :
SIC, cloting At 81 iS.l6c; June SOAasiXc. clotias
At sic: July S01as0Ac, closing at s0Ec. Corn,
eash Ne; 2. S;ssaSaHe; March s4Inssls7%s,' closing At
Ing at II 5-l6c. Oats. cash No. Z, '2lc; March 2S%a
2au. closing at ZIG: May 2,Aa49c, closing at 2S7ac;
June ne: Rye, No cash Si>9Se. Barley, No. 2,
II 76al 81. Sicss pork, cash, so 25aa 50; March
SO co; May and June ST. o.. lard, cash 1.35a
: l21Sc: March 7.37t4a7.4sc, cloang Of 5.4oc: NAV
7;4'a7.521Sc, closing At 7471fc: June 7.52Ha7.57Hc,
closing aI 1920. Eacon, cash, short RIBS SOFIA
6.l0o: shoulders 6,0OaG &c; short clear s 4oaS So.
Whisky, 81 ID. Butter In better demand: creamery
2tka30:.; dairy 17ha26c, Eggs, 1eaiic. 80
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 2s.-Flour quiet
Wheat quiet but firm: No. . red March SSIayGHc::
April sSsAa9oHc; May sla9lhh y: June 9~lasl1.c: Com,
spo; STEADY; futures 9 shade tlrmer and steady; No.
. mixed 46c; No. 2 yellow 47c; No. 2 mixed March
46ai6He; April 4tha46hc: May 47ai7Xc: juno
471as47Ac. Oats SPOT steady but quiet: white $40.
No. 3 white s511c; No. . white S6tc: fancy barley
oats track 391ac: futures quiet but firm: No, !
white March 25Ma36hc: Aprtt g6haSGxc: Nav
June s71fas794c. Provisions siendy and
III moderate demand, Mess pork SIG boal7 OO: new
prime SIS boalB 70: do family Sit GOALS 90. Hams
i2al3c. Butter firm; high gradcs scarce: cream.
err zoe; extra Soas2o; western !adle fancy 2snaao3c:
good to choice lSa2lc Eggs dull and lower; west.
ern tirsts l31Sc. Cheese firm and in fair demand:
Ohio fats choice l3}ac; do fair to prime leal3c.
BALTIMORE, March 2S.-Wheat, western hIsher
aud dull: No. 2 winter red spot saMe bid; May
g14a9tTc; June ,9lIs0lAc. Corn, western steady
and duh: mixed spot l6e Asked, March AKA
l6c; April 4Tlai6Hc; May e4Ghai7Ho; June 1tc
bid; steamer .i5c Did. Oats ilriner aud QUIET.
western white S6a:So; do mixed3 4a9;c. Provisions
quiet and s!caiy; mos pork. DID,, SIS So: now,
ST. 10. Lard ,!reilncd saSkc. Eggs quiet at lialiXc
Coffee frmer; RIO carglcs ordinary to fair ll5i
Misc. fs dew b
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Design for II Cheap Suburban Home.

These plans are good, economizing all tho room 10
Ereat advantage, making very complete house.
The exterior is quiet and unpsctentious, hut in
thorough good taste and therefore pleasing. Modern
styles Of painting look very well on 3 design like thia.
The strong feature Of this design Is that it affords
a great deal Of room for a small outlay.
Cellar under half the house.
Tho bay windows and projection afford fine out.
looks from svery side.
sizs Of structures: Front, % feet 0 inches. Side,
AZ feet, including kitchen. Size Of rooms: See floor
plans. Height OF stories: Cellar, 9 feet 6 inches;
first story, feet 9 inches; second story, 0 feet. Ma.
teriaIs: Foundation, stone; frat story, .clapboards;
shingles: Cost: sl,65o to 1900 complete.
The above design (called No. 1867 was furnished
US for publication by the Co.Operstive Building
Plan Association, a large firm Of Architects doing
business at 19l Broadway, New York, who make q
specially Of country and suburban work, being able
to furnish the drawings and specifications for more
than three hundred different designs. mostly otlow
and moderate cost. They invite correspondence
from all intending builders, however distant. They
will send their latest publication (called shoppell's
Modern Houses No. 81 containing more than fifty
deEigre, on receipt otSl. III ETEEf tr
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WANTED.

SIISTAGENTS IN YOUR COUNTY
" a,sll inv now goods. sB per week salary,
v az m Inc dollar commission. No coinpe-
o. o5'ttR sn chance. Address with stamp Tor
uuOa' = N, WEAVER, l99N n. Division street, Aut.
lNmS mrl7
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A physician says: "If'a child does not
thrive on fresh milk, boil it, How does
he expect q boiled child is going to
thrive?
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FOR SALE.

.... \. nee. H--|aa cav. ..- aHr-HrH frf
"A desirable residence at Beech Bottom. on the
Nae o. the +, ". L Ky. Railroad, y miles from
%,Maheeling, consisting Of n new frame houte and
ttactts VI land; viii exchange for desirable city
Property. III
No. y Virginia btrcet, Q roomed frame house,
stoIad Ks feet front, running back to alley 10 feet;
Sn be bought fer 81, NV. 1~ sssrFT $50
Ao. ~ south Front street, 0 rooms aud bath.
'eIn, ground % by lS iceL. tYss
No. 1917 welith street.
no. 4Si Market street: ground 50 feet front, run.
XIX back lW feet, 8 rooms; eau be bought for
40. N Twenty.ninth street, as roomcd house
Bought Tor 1901. -.y
40, sle Chapliuc s~trcet.l2 rooma, Sl,6l0.
~ building Rite on Nineteenth street east OF No.
~, So u front foot. 7I
NJ. % North Front ht.ect.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector and Notary Public,
Mtb ntt'ra. M 1Gi2 Market STREET.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-29

Miss Marie Van Z.ndt has formed an
intimate acquaintance with Nine. Jenny
Lind Goldschmidt during her stay at
Cannes. ~ .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-29
Ely Brothers, Druggists, 0wago, n. Y
Da M0IHS ERfHGH plWDfRS

VIII cure Diseases OF the Kidneys, Gravel. elect,
Strictuics, and oil Urinary and urethrai Diseases,
Nervous and Physical Debility. Seminal Weakness,
Loss OF Nisur, Premature Decline In Man, Early
Decay, Impotcucy caused by errors oil youth. ex.
cesses, 90. Syphilis III all It's forms, sore ihroa.
and rose, ulcers, crup.ious, ~serofala, letter. salt
rhcum, and all blood and skin diseases. Female
Weakness speedily cured. Gonorrhea cured In
three days. Price s. 90. Sold III Wheeling. ". Va,
BY l.. +. hooking, Druggist. Sent by mall scaled.